The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-27
Polaris to the Fire King. In the mear
time there will be numberless PROFESSIONS,
illuminations. etc.. besides tobogganig.
curling, skating, etc., In the grounds.
Rev. DR.. Nc0lynp.

Kew. Dr. AcdIynD.
A Fear friend OF Rev. DR.. McGlynn saws
that unless he II granted quiet and tran.
guilty his recovery from his present pros
t.ation is doubtful. In the note sent by
Archbishop Corrigan to the committee OF
st. Stephens parish; in reply to a request
Tor an audience in regard to the McGlynn
case, the archbishop remarked that it WAS
unusual for soldiers to ask Of their gen.
eral REASONS Tor their orders. 1t was
the part OF every subordinate, es.
pecially in the Catholic church,
to obey the commands of his supe.
rior, The archbishop reminded the com
mittee that he. too, was under an authori.
ty to whom he was accountable and whose
orders he obeyed. He says he has with.
held from the public his reasons aud all
DR.. McGlynn; put Owing to the deep inter:
est ielt in theif beloved pastor he had de-
termined on one condition to give to the
practitioners of St. Stephens church the
information they desire. The condition is
that the committee shall obtain from DR..
McGlynn u written consent that the
reasons for his removal shall be
made public. The letter also con-
veyed the important information that
no new order had lately come from
Rome permanently suspending DIR. Nc
Glynn from his priestly office. 4 telegram
had been received by the archbishop, from
the propaganda. instructing him to hasten
DR.. McGlynn's departure for Rome. This
was the sole foundation for tho report
that DIR. McGlynn had been unfrocked. He
expressed the hope that the loyal members
OF st Stephens church will manifest their
love for their pastor by assisting the
archbishop in his efforts to secure DR.. Nc
Glynn's early DEPARTURE, The committee
a nd I,o 70
write and advise them what to do.
long statement is given out by an
Intimate friend OF DR.: McGlynn as author.
lied by that gentleman. 1t is that ever
since his summons to Rome the state of his
health has been such that his physician
have absolutely forbidden him to. make
the journey, and he thinks it cruel that
another demand should be made on him
in his present physical condition.
The Abandoned Military Reservations.
Washington Special:-The secretary OF
the interior has directed the commissioner
OF the general land Office to survey and
plat, preparatory to appraisement and
sale, all OF the land embraced in the aban.
doned military reservations which have
been turned over to the custody of the in.
terror department under the act Of June 5,
1884: The order directs that as each res:
ervation is surveyed and plated it shall
be at once 80 reported to the department,
that appraisers may be appointed and the
lands offered for sale at us early q day
as possible. 1t Is stated that these res
ervat1ons cover an area Of 100000
acres and includes some OF the
choicest agricultural lands in the states
and territories in which they are located.
The following is q list of the reservations
embraced in the secretary's order:
Camp Goodwin, Camp Crittenden, Old
Camp Grant, Timber reservation, Fort
Verde and Fort Whipple in Arizona; part
OF Fort Bidwell. Fort Cady, Fort Independ-
cnce. Fort Yuma. California; camp on
White river, Fort Sedgwick, Fort Lyon,
Old Fort Lewis in Colorado; Fort Randall
(part east OF the river) and Fort Rice in
Dakota; Camp Three Forks, Owichee and
winter pasturage Fort Ceur d'Alene) in
Idaho; Fort Dodge and Fort Wallace in
Kansas; ten reservations in louisiana;
Camp Wilkins in Michigan; island in tho
Missouri river, Missouri Fort Ellis in Mon
tana; Fort Hartsuff, Fort MCPHERSON and
Camp Sheridan in Nebraska; Fort Butler
and Fort Craig in New Mexico; Fort Halleck
and Fort McDermitt (have reservoir Neva-
da Fort Cameron, Fort Crittendcn, Fort
Thornburg and Rush Lake Valley reserva-
ton inU tab; Fort Steilacoom in Washington
Territory; coal reservation, Fort Bridges,
Fort Fetterman, Fort Sanders and Fort
Fred Steele Except cemetery lot)in Wyom.
ing,